Any concrete thing one selects to exemplify the notion of substance turns out in practice to answer a certain description; this means in effect that it cannot be spoken of apart from its attributes.
It is the ethical duty of forensic psychologists to inform the referral source as to whether there is a known basis in either research or practice to answer the particular question being asked.
They can get a close-up look at diagrams of the heart and lungs, experiment in six virtual labs, and take practice tests to answer questions on what they've learned.
Clinic staff were invited to attend a lunch-and-learn session to provide some background to the health coaching project, to discuss the possible impact on the practice, and to answer any questions from team members.
The application of sonoelastography in our clinical practice tries to answer the need for the development of an accurate, quantifiable, and reproducible assessment of salivary glands in HNSCC patients.
It offers a fully automated online accountancy service for freelancers, contractors and small businesses, but this is also supported by a telephone service in which an "integrated accountancy practice" is there to answer queries and give advice.
Before the study, a training period was conducted allowing the students to practice finding literature to answer a clinical question.
Implementation research is also needed to inform both policy and practice (e.g., to answer research questions such as: What factors facilitate or hinder implementation?
Data about nursing practice is needed to answer questions about health human resource requirements and what nurses need to do to maximize their impact on the delivery of health care and patient outcomes.
In Practice A and Practice C, patient reluctance to answer the GEM questions was not viewed as an issue by providers and staff.
